The 2025 Toyota Camry, the best-selling sedan in the US, comes with a petrol-electric hybrid powertrain, delivering a combined output of up to 229bhp.

The Hi-Grade, and the VIP Grade, are the two variants of the newly-launched Toyota Vellfire MPV, priced at Rs 1.20 crore, and Rs 1.30 crore, respectively. Both are ex-showroom prices.

The Toyota Camry Hybrid was launched in the country in January 2022. Priced at Rs 41.70 lakh (ex-showroom), the sedan competes with the Skoda Superb, the Volvo S60 in the market. Here is the current waiting period for the model in our country.

The Toyota Camry Hybrid facelift gets refreshed styling at the front and back, along with a new design for its alloy wheels, a larger infotainment system and a few additional features to keep it fresh for 2022.

The refreshed Toyota Camry gets a mildly tweaked exterior design and a longer list of features and tech that brings it in line with the competition. The 2021 Camry carries forward the same old hybrid powertrain

Toyota has pulled the wraps off the updated 2021 Camry model line-up and although the changes, especially visual, aren't too extensive, the addition of some new features and a new XSE Hybrid trim (lead image) only improve the Camry line-up.

The eighth-generation Toyota Camry Hybrid goes on sale in India; gets a new, more powerful engine and the brand's 4th-gen hybrid system. Toyota has launched the new generation of its Camry Hybrid in India at an introductory price of Rs ₹ 36.95 lakh (ex-showroom).

Toyota will only bring in the hybrid version at the time of launch. Petrol variants may follow later. Toyota is all set to bring in the eighth generation Camry to India on 18th January. In India, this will be the fourth generation Camry to go on sale.

The 2020 Corolla Hybrid is the most-efficient version of Toyota's best-seller ever! Following the launch of the next generation Corolla earlier in November, Toyota has now given the latest iteration of its best-seller a hybrid heart in the US.

After 14 years of absence, the Camry has been reintroduced on the Western European market to replace the ageing Avensis sedan. The Camry has been amongst Toyota's most successful sedans in the world for quite a while now.